Lack of leave policy harmful for students
By Megan Henry | Nov. 9, 2014Graduate student Elizabeth Volpe became sick with mono last year and lost her graduate assistantship with the Women’s Center as a result.
Graduate student Elizabeth Volpe became sick with mono last year and lost her graduate assistantship with the Women’s Center as a result.
OU professor to be inducted into Cleveland Press Club hall of fame
The Division of Theater practices diligently to stay safe during main stage productions.
Dr. Timothy Law, assistant professor in OU-HCOM, was named Mentor of the Year by the American Osteopathic Association
The event to build a cardboard castle made of 15,000 cardboard boxes has been postponed with no set rescheduled date.
More than 89 Ohio University issued purchasing cards will be cancelled after being potentially compromised.
Members rejected a resolution to institute a 16-day passive campaign period, which would have been an addition to the current 14-day active campaign period.
More than 2,000 Ohio drivers have an OU license plate, which benefits student scholarships
At Wednesday night’s Student Senate meeting, members discussed campaigns for the second week in a row
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis took office in 2004 on the heels of what he called “a very successful” Bicentennial Campaign, which raised about $221 million for the university.
Student Senate has two resolutions up for a vote this week, one of which is about campaign reform
A survey given to employees in Spring Semester shows that classified staff and administrators are unhappy with certain aspects of Ohio University.
The resolution to support a university-wide preferred name and pronoun policy passed at Graduate Student Senate’s meeting Nov. 3.
A survey measuring the work environment at Ohio University revealed that top administrators are by far the most satisfied group of employees at the institution.
Two students from Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine traded their scrubs for normal clothes while portraying patients with the Ebola virus in a practice simulation.
The director of the Global Leadership Center took a leave of absence from his position for reasons not released by the university.
Ohio University changed the design on the student identification cards this year, and students aren’t happy about it.
About 30 students showed up to hand write and decorate cards to be sent to members of the American military.
The resolution to support a university-wide preferred name and pronoun policy passed at Graduate Student Senate’s meeting Nov. 3.
Raising money for the Ebola campaign comes with global organizations’ efforts to inform students about the disease on campus.